This method allows you to parse the value of a field type into readable content.

FxUI.objectApi.format_field_value(fieldDescribe:Object, value:any, fullValue: string )

Parameters

Parameter	Description	Type	Optional Values	Default
fieldDescribe	Describe information of the field (required)	Object	—	—
value	The field value	*	—	—
fullValue	All values related to the field	string	—	—

Code Example

const field = {
    api_name: 'field_lookup__c',
    type: object_reference,
    label: 'Related Customer',
}
const data = {
    field_lookup__c: '5f2bb8364e6e300001824a37',
    field_lookup__c__r: 'Sample Company'
}
const value = FxUI.objectApi.format_field_value(field, data[field.api_name], data);

console.log(value); // Sample Company

Notes

1. About the value and fullValue parameters

Assume there is a field with apiName field_lookup__c, and its type is object_reference.

The stored data for this field looks like this:

var fieldData = {
    field_lookup__c: '5f2bb8364e6e300001824a37',
    field_lookup__c__r: 'Name of the lookup object'
}

You can see that storing this field involves two parameters, and some fields may even involve three parameters. For this API, fieldData.field_lookup__c is value, and fieldData is fullValue.

You can refer to the code example above to understand these parameters.

2. Usage tip

In most cases, it is difficult to determine exactly how many stored parameters a field has. A practical approach is to pass all retrieved data as fullValue, for example:

const field = {
    api_name: 'field_lookup__c',
    type: object_reference,
    label: 'Related Customer',
    ...
}
const data = {
    field_lookup__c: '5f2bb8364e6e300001824a37',
    field_lookup__c__r: 'Sample Company',
    
    // Values of other fields below
    name: 'Sample Name',
    _id: '23zd323asdf33333asddx2333s3',
    field1__c: '233',
    field1__c: '233',
    field1__c: '233',
    ...
}
const value = FxUI.objectApi.format_field_value(field, data[field.api_name], data);

console.log(value); // Sample Company